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One of the Pomona College gates facing the exit of the campus. Gate has a small bush growing in front of it. Inscription reads: "They only are loyal to this college who departing bear their added riches in trust for mankind." Type. image. Format. image/jp2. Identifier. xp00561.tif.
View of the Pomona College entrance gates on College Avenue at Sixth Street. The engraving on the gate reads: "'They only are loyal to this college who departing bear their added riches in trust for mankind' -James Arnold Blaisdell." A sticker on the back of the image reads: "Pomona College--College Entrance Gate". Type. image. Format. image/jp2.
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Saber Steel is your one-stop steel supplier and fabricator inside New York City. We can make metal into just about anything for your construction project- and we do it locally. We are based in Brooklyn and can serve anywhere in the five boroughs or the tri-state area. As New York metal fabricators, we are responsible for around 133 tons of ...
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